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Pimco Says ‘Too Much, Too Fast’ AI Debt Is Stoking Bond Yields

Bloomberg Technology Friday 28 August 2026, 06:37 UTC By Harry Suhartono 1 min read
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The flood of debt financing for AI capital expenditures is causing “indigestion” in fixed-income markets and fueling yields, but that dynamic should result in decent longer-term returns for investors, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.

The flood of debt financing for AI capital expenditures is causing “indigestion” in fixed-income markets and fueling yields, but that dynamic should result in decent longer-term returns for investors, according to Pacific Investment Management Co.
Pimco (ORG) Pacific Investment Management Co. (ORG)
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